Archaeology Reports Database

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Stone, Linda

2001

Report on Phase IA Archaeological Documentary Research of a Portion of Brooklyn Bridge Park. Located between the East River, Plymouth, Main and Washington Streets, Borough of Brooklyn. SHPO-K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the DUMBO section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of historic resources in an area proposed for park developments. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that the project area is likely to be heavily disturbed and does not recommend further archaeological testing at the site.

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Tams Consultants, Inc.

1989

Broadway Triangle Industrial Park, Brooklyn, New York Cultural Resources Study. (March 1987, July 1987 & March 1989) CEQR 86-304K

The following report is the first part of an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the South Williamsburg section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of historic resources in the area proposed for the redevelopment of the Broadway Triangle Industrial Park. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. The survey determined that there is a high potential for locating late Woodland prehistoric and 17th century historic archaeological resources, and recommends further archaeological testing at the site.

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Tams Consultants, Inc.

1989

Second Level Documentary Study Broadway Triangle Industrial Park, Brooklyn, New York. For: New York City Public Development Corporation. CEQR 86-304K

The following report is the second part in an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the South Williamsburg section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of historic resources in the area proposed for the redevelopment of the Broadway Triangle Industrial Park. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey was able to determine there is a high potential for locating 19th century historic resources in addition to the resources identified in the in the first part of this study, and recommends further archaeological testing at the site.

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Tracker Archaeological Services

1995

Phase IA Archaeological Documentary Study for the Proposed Columbia Street Urban Renewal Area Borough of Brooklyn, New York City Kings County, New York. For: Department of Housing, Preservation and Development New York, New York. CEQR 94HPD037K.

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located section of Block 341, 335, and 319. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that sections of the site have a moderate to high potential for preserving prehistoric resources, and historic resources related to an early 20th century Italian Catholic Church. This report recommends further archeological testing at the site.

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

1996

Archaeological Investigations at the Proposed West 8th Street Comfort and Lifeguard Stations in Connection with the United States Army Corps of Engineers New York District Beach Erosion Control Project Atlantic Coast of New York City Rockaway Inlet to Nor

Project on the Coney Island Area in Brooklyn between West 5th and West 10th Streets. The report describes archaeological investigations conducted to determine whether there were remains of the Dreamland Amusement Park that stood on the spot from 1895 until 1920. Testing showed that there were no traces of the amusement park within the area. Included in the report is a copy of a previous study on the area conducted by Pickman in 1990.

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Bergoffen, Celia J.

2004

Archaeological Assessment Report Phase IA, Greenpoint-Williamsburg Rezoning, Part 1 of 4 - Historical Background, Lot Histories ; 04DCP003K]

Rezoning report discussing the archaeological sensitivity of Greenpoint and the northside of Williamsburg in Brooklyn, New York.

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Greenhouse Consultants, Inc.

2004

Data Recovery, 100 Jay Street, Brooklyn, NY, Block 53 Lot 27. 01DCP065K

Project on Lot 27 at 100 Jay Street, Brooklyn. Report details the excavation of a late 19th - early 20th century privy discovered in previous studies of the Lot. The excavation revealed evidence, when compared with findings from other sites in the region, that privies in this period were cleaned regularly.

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Chrysalis Archaeological Consultants, Inc.

2004

Phase IB Cultural Resource Monitoring of the Landscape Project - Pieter Claesen Wyckoff House, Brooklyn (Kings County), NY. Contract # B376-102M-A1

Archaeological monitoring on the grounds of the Wyckoff House in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn. The Wyckoff House was constructed circa 1654 and is believed to be the oldest standing structure in New York City. Archaeological monitoring occurred in three areas of the property, but no intact or significant archaeological remains were found. Based on this, and on several prior episodes of archaeological study and testing, the archaeologists believe that the majority of the site has been extensively disturbed by prior land grading and utility construction, so no further testing should be done. The only exception is in the northeastern most portion of the property, where intact remains may exist more than 2-3 meters below ground surface.

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Chrysalis Archaeological Consultants, Inc.

2004

Phase IA Archaeological Documentary Study for the proposed development of 63-65 Columbia St. (B 299 L 7,8) Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY. 04BSA005K

Project bounded by Columbia Street, Congress Street, Hicks Street, and Warren Street. The site was created by landfilling sometime after the 1850s, and later hosted brick apartment buildings. The current construction is planned for a previously-disturbed portion of the site, and so no further testing is recommended.

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Bergoffen, Celia J.

2005

Phase IB Archeological Testing Report, 90 Havemeyer Street, B 2368 L 27, 28

Report on archaeological testing of 90 Havemeyer St. in Williamsburg, Brooklyn located between Metropolitan Ave, Hope St., and Roebling St. Testing indicated that the site is not sensitive for archaeological remains. No further archaeological testing or mitigation is recommended.

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Geismar, Joan H.

2005

Fort Greene Park, Borough of Brooklyn, Archaeological Assessment, Contract No. B032-103M; The Restoration of Portions of the Prision Ship Martyrs Monument

Project in a block bounded by Metropolitan Ave, Havemeyer Street, Hope Street, and Roebling Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. While documentary evidence suggested a 19th century cistern or privy might remain intact in the backyard areas of the lots, none were found. The remains of industrial and construction materials were not deemed significant, so no further testing is recommended.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

2000

Stage 1A Archaeological Assessment, Beth Rivka School, Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York (site adjacent to Flatbush African Burial Ground)

Project at the southwest intersection of Bedford Ave and Church Ave in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn. There may have once been a major Indigenous trail on the project site, and later may have hosted colonial farmhouses, a African American and/or enslaved cemetery, Revolutionary War Hessian campsites, the backyards (and potentially associated privy or cisterns) of several different 19th century houses and public schools, and an early 20th century school yard with a water closet. While it is unlikely, but possible that prehistoric features are preserved, the historic features all have moderate to high potential of preservation. Extensive archaeological testing is recommended, in addition to more in depth documentary research on particular parts of the site’s history.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

2001

Stabe 1B Archaeologial Investigaion, P.S. 325-K Church and Bedford Avenues, Brooklyn, NY

Archaeological testing of a project at the southwest intersection of Bedford Ave and Church Ave in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn. An intact 19th century brick privy, dating to the site’s use as a Public School, was fully excavated, and contained a wealth of artifacts. Documentary sources suggested the possibility of burials from a historic African American burial ground, but testing found only a few human teeth and no burial shafts or coffin remains, neither confirming nor excluding the possibility of burials on the untested portion of the site. The archaeologists recommend that the site remain undisturbed, if possible, and if not, that further testing be conducted and an Unanticipated Discovery Plan be put in place. In addition, they recommend further study and curation of the artifacts from the privy.

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Bankoff, Arthur H. & Loorya, Alyssa & Christopher Ricciardi

1997

Gerritsen's Creek: 1997 Archaeological Field Excavations

Project at Marine Park Creek located between Flatbush Avenue, Burnett Avenue, and Avenue U in southern Brooklyn. The report details the archaeological testing of the area and includes an overview of the history of southern Brooklyn beginning with the prehistoric Woodland period. Excavations did not recover any artifacts that pre-dated the early-20th century and all were found mixed in with modern fill, therefore no further archaeological testing was recommende

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1998

Stage 1A Cultural Resources Assessment Belt Parkway Bridges Project, Brooklyn, NY. 97DOT006K

Rehabilitation project of nine bridges on the Belt Parkway, located at Ocean Parkway, Coney Island Ave, Nostrand Ave, Gerritsen Inlet, Flatbush Ave, Mill Basin, Paerdegat Basin, Rockaway Parkway, Fresh Creek Basin, and possibly a tenth, the East 8th Street Access Ramp. In many of these locations, construction plans include excavation into potential prehistoric layers, so soil borings are recommended to test for intact prehistoric surfaces. In addition, the Mill Basin bridge might be eligible and should potentially be nominated for the National Register of Historic Places, because most of the historical materials are present and it contains the distinctive characteristics of the “Chicago” type bascule bridge.

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Geismar, Joan H.

2005

1A Archaeological Assessment of Three Bridges Shore (Belt) Parkway, Brooklyn, NY [NYC DOT]

Project on three pedestrian bridges on the Shore (Belt) Parkway in Western Brooklyn. The general area is sensitive for intact prehistoric materials, but the bridges are located in places unlikely to have been used in prehistoric times. However, soil boring analysis is recommended to further assess the situation.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.; Raber Associates

2005

Phase IA Archaeological Assessment Brooklyn Bridge Park Project, Blocks 1,7,16,25,26,45,199,208,245,258 and Portions of Pearl, Washington, New Dock, Fulton and Joralemon Sts, and Atlantic Ave.

Project to create the Brooklyn Bridge Park within a circa 70 acre area along the East River between Atlantic Ave and Jay Street in Brooklyn. This area was partially created by landfill and has hosted early Brooklyn to Manhattan ferry terminals and other waterfront infrastructure, as well as later residential, commercial, and industrial structures. In many areas, resources may be intact, particularly landfill and landfill retaining structures, piers, bulkheads, building foundations, and so in some areas, archaeological testing or monitoring is recommended.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

2006

Stage 1A Archaeological Assessment. Avenue V Pumping Station Wet Weather Force Main. Bay 16th St. and Bath Ave., Brooklyn, NY

Utilities project along Bay 16th Street from Shore Parkway to Bath Avenue and then northwest under Bath Avenue to 17th Avenue in Brooklyn. Along Bay 16th Street, several 19th century structures including a hotel and homelots likely had privies and cisterns, and an associated well was mentioned in documentary sources. These may be intact below landfill, as the construction plans include deep excavation, so archaeological testing is recommended.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

2006

Topic Intensive Study. Avenue V Pumping Station Dry and Wet Weather Force Mains. Brooklyn, NY

Utilities project along Bay 16th Street from Shore Parkway to Bath Avenue and then northwest under Bath Avenue to 17th Avenue in Brooklyn. Following the findings of report 913, this report was prepared to provide more in depth research on and analysis of the possible 19th century archaeological remains in the project area and to determine their significance. During the 19th century, this site hosted numerous homelots, a public school, a church with an associated cemetery, and a hotel. Some of the homelots, the churchyard, the school, and the hotel have the potential to address valuable research questions, and so testing of these sites in recommended.

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Hunter Research, Inc.;Raber Assoc.;Northern Ecological Assoc.,Inc.

2004

Draft Report, National Register of Historic Places Eligibility Evaluation and Cultural Resources Assessment for the Gowanus Canal, Brooklyn, NY; In Connection with the Proposed Ecosystem Restoration Study

Report describing the evaluation and eligibility of the Gowanus Canal and Bay in Brooklyn for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places as well as a cultural resources assessment of the Canal and Bay. The area is archaeologically sensitive for a prehistoric campsite and village and 19th and 20th century commercial remains. It is recommended that archaeology or archaeological monitoring occur in the bank softening project areas.

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City/Scape: Cultural Resource Consultants [Gail Guillet and Multiple authors]

2006

Phase IA Archaeological and Historic Sensitivity Evaluation, 231-239 Skillman St. B 1928 L 1-5. Brooklyn, NY

Report on the archaeological sensitivity evaluation of 231-239 Skillman Street between Bedford Ave., DeKalb Ave., and Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn. No prehistoric or historic cultural resources are likely to be present in project area. No further archaeological consideration recommended.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

2006

Stage 1A Archaeological Documentary Study, Atlantic Yards Arena and Redevelopment Project, Brooklyn, NY

Project for the construction of the Atlantic Yards Arena, an 800,000 square foot arena situated between Atlantic Avenue, Dean Street, Flatbush Ave, and Sixth Ave in the Atlantic Yards area of Brooklyn. One part of the project area once housed a 19th century Carriage Factory and Coal yard, and several of the included lots housed 18th and 19th century domestic structures. These lots may have intact materials including privies or cisterns, and so further documentary research and archaeological testing are recommended.

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Chrysalis Archaeological Consultants, Inc.

2006

Phase IA Archaeological Documentary Study for the proposed development of 102-104 Franklin Ave. (B 1898 L 45,46) Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY. 05BSA001K

Documentary study in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood in Brooklyn found that area was marshy and undeveloped until the late 19th century. Likely no cultural resources; no further work necessary.

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Jo-Ann McLean, Inc. Archaeological Consultants with Eugene J. Boesch

2002

Phase IA Archaeological Investigation of the Gowanus Facilities Upgrade Project Area, Block 411, Lots 14 and 53. Brooklyn, NY.

Report on the archaeological sensitivity assessment of the Gowanus Facilities Upgrade Project area located on the Gowanus Canal between Douglas St. and Butler St. in Brooklyn. The project area is not sensitive for Indigenous or historic period remains. Archaeological testing is not recommended.

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New York Power Authority

2006

Phase IA Documentary Study and Site History, Red Hook Water Pollution Control Plant System Upgrade, Brooklyn, Kings County, NYC, NY

Report on the archaeological sensitivity of the Red Hook Water Pollution Control Plant System Upgrade located in the Brooklyn Navy Yard 40 feet east of the Little Street and Evans Street intersection in Brooklyn, New York. The archaeological sensitivity for significant in-situ remains is low, but due to the high probability of 19th century and early 20th century deposits in fill at the site, archaeological monitoring is suggested.

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Louis Berger Group, Inc., The

2006

Jamaica Avenue School, Block 4102, Lots 19,27,33,35,&36, Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, NY (SHPO 05PR02121)

Report summarizing Phase 1B archaeological survey of the Jamaica Avenue School Site located on Jamaica Ave. between Richmond, Logan, and Etna Streets in Cypress Hills Brooklyn. 15 archaeological features found dating to the late 19th to early 20th centuries. Features included postholes, a trash pit, planting holes, root stains, a foundation wall, and a privy. The proposed construction will not adversely affect any resources and no further archaeological work is recommended.

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Bergoffen, Celia J.

2006

Brooklyn Piers 7-12, Phase IA Archaeological Assessment, Part 1 of 2, CEQR 06SBS009K

Report summarizes the archaeological assessment of the Brooklyn Piers 7-12. 73 sites of former residential and/or commercial back yards are sensitive for cisterns and/or privies associated with the 19th century occupation of the area. Archaeological testing of these areas is recommended.

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Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc.

2007

Phase IA Archaeological Documentary Study, Saint Peter's Church Senior Housing Project Property, Block 1942, Lots 12 and 29, Brooklyn, NY. HUD/202-K

Project in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn at the site of Saint Peter's Church. 19th century resources may be present and therefore further archaeological testing is recommended in this area.

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Bergoffen, Celia J.

2007

Phase IA Archaeological Assessment, 130 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY [B286L1]

Report summarizing the archaeological sensitivity of 130 Court St. between Atlantic Ave, Clinton St, and Pacific St in Cobble Hill Historic District of Brooklyn. Archaeological testing is recommended for the backyard of the former 188 Atlantic Avenue. It is believed that there should be a 19th century privy and cistern there.

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City/Scape: Cultural Resource Consultants

2001

Revised Stage 1A Sensitivity Analysis, Block 2923, Lot 24 & 25, 897-903 Grand St., Brooklyn, NY

Report summarizes the archeological sensitivity of lots 24 & 25 on Block 2923 (formerly 897, 901, 903, and 905 Grand Street) in Williamsburgh, Brooklyn. The site is believed to have extremely low archaeological sensitivity and no further investigations are recommended.

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Cultural Resource Consulting Group

2007

Phase IA Archaeological Reconnaissance Study, 397, 399, 403 Howard Avenue, Block 1452, Lots 5, 7, and 9, Borough of Brooklyn, NY, Kings County

Summary of archaeological reconnaissance study for 397, 399, and 403 Howard Avenue between Bergen St and St. Mark’s Ave in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. The potential significance of possible archaeological resources is assessed as low.

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Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc.

2007

Phase IA Archaeological Documentary Study, Rose Plaza on the River, 470-490 Kent Ave, B 2134, L 1 and 150, Brooklyn

Project on the East River waterfront in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Due to heavy industrialization in this area, it is not likely that many resources survived, although 19th century landfilling devices may be found. Archaeological monitoring is recommended for work done under two warehouses near the old shoreline.

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Greenhouse Consultants, Inc.

2007

Phase IB Archaeological Testing, Spader Residence at 188 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 07DCP069K

Report summarizes archaeological testing at the Spader Residence located at 188 Atlantic Avenue in the Cobble Hill Historic District of Brooklyn. Testing resulted in the conclusion that no archaeological resources are present, no further archaeological work recommended.

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URS Corporation

2007

Phase IB Archaeological Investigation for Atlantic Yards Arena and Redevelopment Project, Block 1119, Lot 1, and Block 1127, Lots 55 and 56, Brooklyn, NY. For Forest City Ratner Companies

Summary on excavations at the Atlantic Yards Arena project site in Brooklyn between Vanderbilt Ave, Flatbush Ave, Dean St, and Atlantic Ave. Some mid to late 19th century artifacts found, but chances for finding anything within a primary context are remote. No further work recommended.

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Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc.

2007

Research Report on the Potential Underground Railroad Associations of Duffield Street and Gold Street Properties in Downtown Brooklyn. 07DME011K

Sites in Downtown Brooklyn were evaluated to see if they were associated with the Underground Railroad. Only one site, 227 Duffield Street, was identified as having a connection. Report includes research about the Underground Railroad movement in New York City.

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New York Power Authority

2008

Archaeological Monitoring Report, Red Hook Water Pollution Control Plant System Upgrade, Brooklyn, NY

Report summarizing the archaeological monitoring of the system upgrade at the Red Hook Water Pollution Control Plant at 63 Flushing Avenue, Unit 101, in Brooklyn, New York. No artifacts, deposits, or features related to the prehistoric or historic occupation of the site were encountered. No further archaeological work recommended.

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Louis Berger Group, Inc., The

2007

Kosciuszko Bridge Project Cultural Resources Technical Report

Cultural resource assessment of the Kosciuszko Bridge located on the Brooklyn Queens Expressway from Morgan Avenue in Brooklyn to the Long Island Expressway interchange in Queens. The site is prehistorically sensitive for Paleoindian and Early Archaic sites, and historically sensitive for 19th century industrial and domestic deposits.

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Greenhouse Consultants, Inc.

2007

Phase IB Archaeological Testing, Spader Residence at 188 Atlantic Ave, Bklyn, NY. 07DCP069K

Report summarizing archaeological testing at the Spader Residence at 188 Atlantic Avenue located in the Cobble Hill Historic District of Brooklyn, New York. Artifacts found date to the late 19th and 20th century. No archaeological resources found from the Spader family occupation (1848-1869). No further archaeological work is recommended.

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Bergoffen, Celia J.

2008

572 Fulton Street Disposition B 2106 L 40- Brooklyn, New York Phase IA Archaeological Assessment

Report summarizing the archaeological sensitivity of 572 Fulton Street located between Flatbush Avenue and Rockwell Place in Brooklyn, New York. Project area not sensitive for potential archaeological remains and no further archaeological investigation is recommended.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1991

P.S. 721K Gravesend, Brooklyn, NYC School Construction Authority, Phase IA Archaeological Assessment

Report summarizing the archaeological sensitivity of the P.S. 721K project site located in Gravesend, Brooklyn, between Avenue X, the John Dewey High School, Stillwell Avenue, and 2 ball fields. The site was determined to not be archaeologically sensitive, and no further archaeological work is recommended.

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Greenhouse Consultants, Inc.

2008

Phase IA Documentary Background Study, New Lots Rezoning, B 4091, L 1,8,15,16,18,19 and 22. Brooklyn, NY 08HPD012K

Report summarizing the archaeological sensitivity of the New Lots Plaza Rezoning project area located between New Lots Avenue, Livonia Avenue, Barbey Street, and Warwick Street in Brooklyn. The area is historically sensitive for 18th and 19th century deposits, subsurface testing is recommended for the original location of the Duryea House, and the Old Burying Ground.

1100

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URS Corporation

2008

Preliminary Results Phase IB Archaeological Testing Test Areas 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 Brooklyn Bridge Park Project

Report summarizing the archaeological testing of part of the Brooklyn Bridge Park site located along Furman Street in Brooklyn. Late 19th to early 20th century structural remains found as well as late 18th to early 19th century structural remains and artifacts associated with the DeForest storage facility and a flourmill. Phase II excavations are recommended for the areas associated with the DeForest remains and the flourmill.

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Greenhouse Consultants, Inc.

2008

Phase IB Archaeological Testing New Lots Plaza Rezoning B 4091 Lots 1, 8, 15, 16, 18, 19, and 22, Brooklyn, New York

Report summarizing the archaeological testing of the New Lots Plaza Rezoning project site located on New Lots Avenue between Livonia Avenue, Barbey Street, and Warwick Street in Brooklyn. Artifacts retrieved reflect a late 19th and 20th century disposal. No further archaeological investigation is recommended.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

2008

Archaeological Field Monitoring, Ikea Retail Site, Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York, Graving Dock No. 2; NYS OPRHP No. 03PR00155

Report summarizing the archaeological monitoring of and around Graving Dock No. 2 at the Ikea project site in Red Hook, Brooklyn between Beard, Halleck, and Columbia Streets, and the Erie Basin. It was determined that Graving Dock No. 2 had been altered numerous times and its archaeological/historical integrity was no intact.

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Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc.

2009

Phase IB Archaeological Survey Gateway Estates II, Brooklyn, New York.

Summary of archaeological survey at the Gateway Estates II site bordered by Flatlands Avenue, Fountain Avenue, Shore Parkway, and Schneck Avenue in Spring Creek, Brooklyn. A small assemblage of mixed historic and modern artifacts found. Area determined to have little to no potential for significant archaeological resources. No additional testing is recommended.

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Geismar, Joan H.

2009

Riverside Buildings: 24-30 Joralemon St (B 258, L 17), Borough of Brooklyn

Report summarizing the archaeological sensitivity of the Riverside Buildings site courtyard area located at 24-30 Joralemon Street in Brooklyn. The site is sensitive for 18th and 19th century industrial and residential deposits, archaeological testing is recommended.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

2008

Archaeological Documentary Study for DUMBO Rezoning, Block 32, Lot 1; Block 41 Lots 2, 13, and 44, Brooklyn, New York. 09DCP053K

Report summarizes the archaeological potential of the Dumbo Rezoning project area. The project area spans 12 blocks to the immediate east of the Manhattan Bridge along the East River shoreline in Brooklyn. The area is sensitive for 19th century shaft features associated with historic “homelots.” Subsurface testing is recommended.

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Bergoffen, Celia J.

2005

Archaeological Assessment Report Phase IA, Greenpoint-Williamsburg Rezoning, Part 3 of 4 - Plates, Greenpoint ; 04DCP003K]

Part 3 of 4. Maps, site plans, and photographs pertaining to the Greenpoint-Williamsburg rezoning project. No written report.

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Bergoffen, Celia J.

2005

Archaeological Assessment Report Phase IA, Greenpoint-Williamsburg Rezoning, Part 4 of 4 - Plates, North Williamsburgh ; 04DCP003K]

Part 4 of 4. Maps, site plans, and photographs pertaining to the Greenpoint-Williamsburg rezoning project. No written report.

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Bergoffen, Celia J.

2006

Brooklyn Piers 7-12, Phase IA Archaeological Assessment, Part 2 of 2, Lot Histories and Summary Data, CEQR 06SBS009K

Catalog of sites under review at the Brooklyn Piers 7-12 Site in Brooklyn, including a summary of all historical records and maps pertaining to each site.